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Scholar-activist Joanna Kusiak recounts how a group of ordinary Berliners used a forgotten clause in the German constitution to reclaim more than 240,000 apartments from corporate landlords, putting people and community before speculative finance. Based on her winning entry to the Nine Dots Prize, the book responds to the question: 'why has the rule of law become so fragile?'
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